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For GF2 MX cards the option for multiple vga outputs was called Twinview. Now nvidia calles it nView on Geforce 4 (MX/TI) cards and other new cards. This is a new marketing name, actually it is Twinview 2.0 and it supports multiple screens at high resolutions using high refresh rates. So any GF4 based card you pick with multiple outputs will do fine.
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WAIT A SEC
![]() I remember something about the g450 that I used to have... There is a line you can change in the driver to have the second head run at higher resolutions... I would go to the linux forum at www.matrox.com and ask there ![]() - r0gu3 |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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For GF2 MX cards it is a hardware limitation.
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I'd expect it to work on any GeForce4 with two connectors, though. |
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